Which soil is formed by deposition of wind-blown materials in desert regions? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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Which soil is formed by deposition of wind-blown materials in desert regions?

A. Black soil

B. Alluvial soil

C. Laterite soil

D. Loess soil

Answer: Option D

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Loess soil is formed by wind-deposited fine particles, commonly in arid and semi-arid regions.

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Question #1

Which soil type generally has the highest cation exchange capacity?

A. Sandy Soil

B. Gravelly Soil

C. Black Soil

D. Desert Soil

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Correct Answer: Option C

Explanation:
Black soil's high clay content gives it a high capacity to retain nutrients.

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Question #2

Which crop is known to thrive in the acidic conditions of laterite soil?

A. Wheat

B. Gram

C. Tea

D. Barley

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Correct Answer: Option C

Explanation:
Tea grows well in acidic soils. Laterite soils, after proper manuring, support tea plantations in hilly regions.

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Question #3

The fertility of black soil is mainly due to its richness in:

A. Lime, Iron and Magnesia

B. Gold and Silver

C. Petroleum

D. Coal

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Correct Answer: Option A

Explanation:
Black soil contains abundant lime, iron, magnesium, and potash, contributing to its fertility.

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